Usually when we call up journalists on the show, they're making time for us between deadlines.

Then there's Reem Abbas.

I was out today and I was coming home in a taxi and we were hit by piergats and it was

really bad.

So it took me some time to recover.

Piergats is not nice.

Sometimes a reporter in Cartoum Sudan and her country is in a state of turmoil right

now.

I have a baby actually so I'm worried about leaving the house with her because of the tear

gas, because of the protest.

I'm worried about getting arrested as a journalist but my worries are minimal compared

to other people.

I mean this has been what's happening for the last few weeks that there's a protest everywhere.

I can be an enjoyable.

Familiar slogans from the Arab Spring are now echoing across Sudan.

Beautiful, peaceful, they cry.

Their hands raised an empty of weapons.

It's like the most significant protest movement in Sudan.

The music to all the world, that the people who were killed in Sudan, they were not killed

because they did anything wrong.

The people who were going out, being bullied to say no to this cruel system.

It's all over the country.

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